Hails is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HAILS in dictionary:

VERB:
• HAIL, to greet
• hail falls
• (of a large number of objects) fall or be hurled forcefully
• call out to (someone) to attract attention
• signal (an approaching taxi) to stop
• praise (someone or something) enthusiastically
• have one's home or origins in (a place)
NOUN:
• pellets of frozen rain which fall in showers from cumulonimbus clouds
• a large number of things hurled forcefully through the air
• a shout or call used to attract attention.
INTERJECTION:
• expressing greeting or acclaim
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to welcome

Words related to HAILS

hail7 hailed10 hailing11

Words that contain HAILS

hailshot14 hailshots15 hailstone12 hailstorm14 hailstones13 hailstorms15

How to use HAILS in a sentence

• When a lame old gentleman hails you, beckon him furiously to come on, but be sure, at the same time, to urge the driver to greater speed.
• He marks their mood, And hails it, and will turn the same to good.
• The manager sees the enthusiasm with which the selling organization hails the new model.
• It rains, hails, snows, blows, freezes, and melts in Washington, all in the space of twenty-four hours.
• The picture shows Sudama in rags seated on a stool while Krishna washes his feet and hails him as a Brahman.
• She hails her deliverer with great joy, for she had vowed never to marry a man who knew fear.
• We slip the gate on again just as some one hails to us across the field to wait a minute, but seeing it is only a man we calmly replace the timber and let him take his chance.
• They proved to be Portuguese, and the English hails were answered by threats and shouts of defiance.
• More than once these wayfarers wished to have speech with the fugitives, but they pushed onwards, disregarding their signs and hails.
• Nature with pure delight Hails my returning, And Sol, from his chamber bright, Crowns the young morning.
• There were hails and inquiries, answering cries of good or ill luck.
• Every man knows from whom it comes, and hails it as a special message to himself.
• His appearance in the yard raised no delighted hails.
• As I did so, I could hear hails coming and going between the old buccaneer and his comrades, and this sound of danger lent me wings.
• There were hails, laughter, waving of hand-kerchiefs.
• At noon we stop to take aboard an Indian who hails us from the scrub-pine, sore afraid that he will miss connection with his five dollar treaty present from the Government.
• She still felt that arm on the deck in the confusion of men, ropes, and bales of goods, and the shouts and hails on all sides that nearly deafened her.
• He hails their successive rising as he does the coming of his personal friends from beyond the sea.
• If now we care to explain the eager and affectionate welcome which always hails his writings, it is easy to see to what general quality that greeting must be ascribed.
• Tell James Ormsted I would be glad if he would send me a pair of thick, heavy boots, for it rains and hails as often out here in the summer, as it does there in the winter.

Similar words containing HAIL without suffix s

hail7 haily11 hailed10 hailer9 hailers10 hailier10 hailing11 forhaile14 hailiest11 hailshot14 unhailed12 forhailed16 forhailes15 hailshots15 hailstone12 hailstorm14 overhaile15 forhailing17 hailstones13 hailstorms15 loudhailer14 overhailed17 overhailes16 loudhailers15 overhailing18

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